Moshup Beach

Moshup Beach, which is situated in the town of Aquinnah on the western end of Massachusetts' Martha's Vineyard island, is a public beach renowned for its tranquil environment and absence of distractions except for the sounds of the waves and sunshine. Additionally, it is recognized as a clothing-optional beach. Overhead, the Gay Head Cliffs, which are constructed of clay and prohibited from physical contact or climbing, can be observed. These cliffs are extremely significant to the indigenous population and are safeguarded under environmental conservation.

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Visitor Reviews

Visitor reviews highlight that the beach has beautiful scenery, including clay cliffs and a large variety of rocks that are great to explore. Some visitors complain about difficulty finding parking and navigating directions to the beach, particularly issues with phone signal. Additionally, some visitors caution against bringing dogs due to signs prohibiting them, and note that the water may be too cool for swimming during certain times of the year.